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États-Unis Nfib Indice De L'Optimisme Des Entreprises
Dernière Version
sept. 30, 2024
Actuel
91.5
Unités En
Points
Précédente
91.2
Fréquence
Mensuel
Prochaine version
nov. 12, 2024
Délai de Sortie
1Mois2Jours11Heures
Plus haut | Plus bas | Moyenne | Intervalle de Dates | Source |
108.8 août 2018 | 80.1 avr. 1980 | 97.95 Points | 1975-2024 | National Federation of Independent Business |
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The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index in the US increased to 91.5 in September 2024 from 91.2 in August, missing forecasts of 91.7. This was the 33rd consecutive month below the 50-year average of 98. The Uncertainty Index rose 11 points to 103, the highest reading recorded. Fifty-one percent of owners reported capital outlays in the last six months, down five points from August. Meanwhile, the number of owners reporting inventory gains fell four points to a net negative 13% (seasonally adjusted), the lowest reading since June 2020. “Small business owners are feeling more uncertain than ever,” said NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg. “Uncertainty makes owners hesitant to invest in capital spending and inventory, especially as inflation and financing costs continue to put pressure on their bottom lines. Although some hope lies ahead in the holiday sales season, many Main Street owners are left questioning whether future business conditions will improve.
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